Compact space

A compact space B and two non-compact spaces A (not bounded) and C (not closed)

Compactness is a property of mathematics that seeks to generalize the idea of closed and bounded sets. A compact space has no gaps or missing parts, and it includes all the limit points. For example, the interval $(0,1)$ is not compact because the closure points 0 and 1 are not included of this interval. But $[0,1]$ is compact because its both closure points are included to this interval.